Automatic intelligent shoe sole cleaning machine with water mixed chemical washing and drying

It is an automated system for washing and drying shoe soles using a controlled mix of water and cleaning chemicals to maintain hygienic footwear in industries such as electronics, food and beverage processing, optics, restaurants and other controlled environments.

The machine uses an automatic intelligent cleaning cycle that mixes water with a cleaning chemical, applies the solution to shoe soles, mechanically agitates or brushes the soles as needed, then rinses and dries them using the integrated drying stage.

CIP means the system is designed to clean shoe soles and its internal wetted surfaces without disassembly — the cleaning chemicals and water are circulated through the system in a controlled cycle for efficient cleaning and sanitization.

The machine is electric and rated for 220 V operation. It is intended to be placed on solid floors such as floor tile or concrete. Confirm local voltage frequency (50/60 Hz) and circuit protection requirements with your supplier or electrician before installation.

The machine is designed primarily for industrial and staff footwear with rubber, PVC or similar durable sole materials. Avoid using the machine for delicate uppers (e.g., suede) or footwear not intended to get wet. If in doubt, test one pair first or consult the manufacturer.

Use manufacturer-recommended detergents or sanitizers formulated for automatic floor/sole washers. The machine supports water-mixed cleaning solutions and may be capable of acid or pickling-type cleaning cycles as specified — do not use highly concentrated corrosive agents or incompatible solvents. Always follow chemical manufacturer safety data sheets (SDS) and the machine manual.

The unit includes an integrated drying stage to remove residual water from soles after washing. Drying performance depends on cycle settings and soil level; consult the product manual for adjustable drying parameters and recommended cycles for optimal results.

Cycle time depends on soil level and configured settings. Typical cycles for sole cleaning range from a few seconds up to about a minute per user. For precise throughput and cycle configuration, request the supplier’s performance data.

Water and chemical consumption vary by selected program, soil levels and rinsing frequency. The machine is designed for efficient mixing, but for exact consumption rates request technical data from the manufacturer or supplier.

Regular maintenance includes inspecting and replacing brushes or nozzles as needed, checking pumps and hoses for wear, draining and cleaning tanks, descaling when required, and following the scheduled service instructions in the user manual. Use only recommended spare parts.

Typical safety features include automatic cycle controls, splash guards, slip-resistant walking surfaces, and emergency stop functionality. Always read the safety section of the machine manual, provide appropriate PPE when handling chemicals, and install according to local safety codes.

Yes — it is suitable for applications in electronics and other controlled environments to reduce particulate and contamination on shoe soles. For cleanroom qualification and to meet specific ISO classifications, coordinate validation and placement with your cleanroom engineer or supplier.

The listed single package size is 148 x 99 x 32 cm. The specification lists a machine weight of 180 kg; a gross/packaged weight entry of 110 kg appears in the spec and conflicts with the net weight. Confirm final packaged and unpacked weights and required floor loading capacity with the supplier before installation.

Wastewater may contain cleaning chemicals and residues and should be handled according to local environmental and sanitary regulations. Install proper drains or collection systems and follow the chemical manufacturer’s disposal recommendations.

Warranty terms, field service and spare-parts availability vary by manufacturer and distributor. Ask your supplier for warranty duration, included support services, lead times for spare parts and options for maintenance contracts or on-site service.